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Hungry Hungarian did follow With 4 riders on km1 and did not let them fall back.

He proceeded to influence the group and sprinted for KOM Points.

Km: 24, Steigung: 1



Km: 23, Steigung: -1



Km: 22, Steigung: 0, Kopfsteinpflaster: 1*



Km: 21, Steigung: 0, Kopfsteinpflaster: 1*



Km: 20, Steigung: -1



Km: 19, Steigung: -1



Km: 18, Steigung: -1



Bergwertung 4. Kategorie:

1. Aliaksei Zhuk (Hungry Hungarian): 3

2. Mick Elliott (Hungry Hungarian): 2

3. Simomatti Suomalainen (Black-Star): 1



Km: 17, Steigung: 0

Aliaksei Zhuk (Hungry Hungarian) schafft es nicht auszureissen



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Aliaksei Zhuk (Hungry Hungarian) sprintet von vorne

Tarmo Pulkki (Black-Star) schafft es nicht an die Spitze



Km: 16, Steigung: 1



Km: 15, Steigung: 3



Km: 14, Steigung: -1



Km: 13, Steigung: -1



Km: 12, Steigung: -2



Km: 11, Steigung: -1



Km: 10, Steigung: 0



Km: 9, Steigung: -1



Km: 8, Steigung: -1



Km: 7, Steigung: 0



Km: 6, Steigung: 0



Km: 5, Steigung: -1



Km: 4, Steigung: 0



Km: 3, Steigung: 1

Gheorghe Briceag (Hungry Hungarian) attackiert

Attila Ambrus (Hungry Hungarian) attackiert



Km: 2, Steigung: 0



Km: 1, Steigung: 0

Simomatti Suomalainen (Black-Star) attackiert

Aliaksei Zhuk (Hungry Hungarian) geht mit

Valeriy Kravtsov (Hungry Hungarian) geht mit

Tarmo Pulkki (Black-Star) attackiert

Greg Pearson (Hungry Hungarian) geht mit

Mick Elliott (Hungry Hungarian) geht mit



Hungry Hungarian(19:15): True...i am realy still on work and i really did things not right
Black-Star(19:14): And still in front and even following...
Black-Star(19:13): You already stole KOM...
Hungry Hungarian(19:12): Sorry.... clearly not with me head in this game
Hungry Hungarian(19:12): I stop riding Black Star
OMG Berlin(19:11): zu schwer für dich?
OMG Berlin(19:11): 3ist einer zu viel
Hungry Hungarian(19:10): I messed up again....to busy on work today
Quickstep(19:10): hi
Black-Star(19:08): ...
CreditPommes(19:08): Moin, sorry at Work, today a bit more stressfull
Black-Star(19:06): Now only 1 more
Black-Star(19:06): You must drop 2 Riders from the Front group it's not your First race comeon
OMG Berlin(19:06): 2
Hungry Hungarian(19:05): So i must drop another rider?
OMG Berlin(19:05): ich fahre nicht fürs gelbe...und gk Teams dürfen ihm gerne helfen helfen werde ich aber mehr nicht
Hungry Hungarian(19:05): Damn it was 2 team attacks
Black-Star(19:05): Do it please before the Kom or WE have to Report it
Black-Star(19:04): Valeryi should stay in front He already did tempo
Hungry Hungarian(19:03): Briceag was out of tempo and dropped
Black-Star(19:03): Max 2 Same km
Hungry Hungarian(19:03): 5 is aloud
Black-Star(19:03): ?
Hungry Hungarian(19:02): No one
Black-Star(19:02): Let 2 Fall Back to peloton
Black-Star(19:01): Teamattack
Team-Mojabahs(19:00): moin
Hungry Hungarian(18:59): Good evening

On Sunday, I messed-up the race, which cost me the race win. The victim: myself.
Today, I messed-up it again. The victim: Black Star.
I am experienced enough to handle a team attack properly—but today, I completely failed to do so!
My apologies to Black Star—for whatever that’s worth.

I was incredibly busy at work today, and the overtime lasted longer than I had intended. I had set up my race settings earlier in the day. When the race started, I had just finished work, but I was still at the office.
My wife called right as the race began.
I couldn’t manage both things at once—talking to her and making the right moves in the game.
To make matters worse, the two riders I had set to attack at the 3km mark actually went for it. With my wife on the phone and the game also running on my phone, I momentarily mistook this for the team attack. I realized too late that having four riders follow was, in fact, the team attack. It was foolish and wrong. I couldn’t correct it in time, so I stuck to my original plan—trying to take one of the two KOMs. Another mistake. There is no excuse for this.

My explanation: My nervous system has yet to recover following a serious illness. I am olso scheduled for kidney surgery in mid-December. My energy levels are low; I am extremely busy and very tired. I feel little understanding from the outside world. A burnout is looming.
I am deeply frustrated with how I handled this race. My mistake: it all just became too much for me. I don’t expect your understanding. Nor do I need it. I raced foolishly and incorrectly today, but the show must go on.

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